Are you a different person from when you were 18 to your current age? Are those changes apparent to the people around you?
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Leo27 is a Woman.
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Absolutely. My earliest memories are wanting to die, and by the time I was 18 I was ready to commit suicide. Then I met Jesus, and although it did take time, He healed me. The memories of my past hold no pain for me now. God has truly given me beauty for ashes, and my life is now filled with peace and joy.
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I may have been 18 just a little over a year ago, but I have changed a great deal since then, and just about everyone around me knows it.
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Leo, it doesn't always have to be this way. Let me know if you want to talk about it more.
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Yes. 18 was when I symbolically entered adulthood but the events surrounding my 18th birthday jettisoned me into a metaphoric spiritual death/rebirth following which I have never been quite the same. The people around me who have known me for that long notice, but I don't know how much they notice.
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yes, my family says i have became srtonger that i don't take anyones crap and i feel stronger happier and will work my butt off for everything i want i have became to see the real me and understand those feelings i have alwayz had!!!!
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Of course. We all grow up and experience things that change who we are and what we believe in, what we want from life, etc, etc. When I was 18, my boyfriend at the time and I were both studying - that's pretty much where our responsibility ended. Today, almost 10 years later, I'm married with five kids. So yes, I would say the changes are apparent :)
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